Clemson University Geology Club

The first Geology Club meeting is tonight!

http://blogs.agu.org/thefield/2017/06/29/probably-waterproofed-terrestrial-volcanism/

We Probably Should Have Waterproofed That: Terrestrial Volcanism - The Field Yesterday we were investigating marine volcanism via underwater fumaroles, and today we’re exploring the terrestrial side of Dominica! Scott Brame, a professor at Clemson University, took us to some of the most interesting geological features this volcanic island has to offer.

http://blogs.agu.org/thefield/2017/06/27/probably-waterproofed-swimming-bubbles/

We Probably Should Have Waterproofed That: Swimming in Bubbles - The Field One of the more unique environments in Dominica are the marine fumeroles (underwater gas seeps) that occur mere steps from the beach. There are a few locations on the island that display this phenomenon; one of which is the appropriately-named Champagne Beach.

http://blogs.agu.org/thefield/2017/06/26/probably-waterproofed-welcome-dominica/

We Probably Should Have Waterproofed That: Welcome to Dominica! - The Field Welcome to Dominica, the Nature Island! Located in the Lesser Antilles of the Caribbean Sea, Dominica (not to be confused with the Dominican Republic) is a tropical island with nine active volcanic centers and is a great place to study geology.

Hey everyone! Last Geology Club meeting for this year! Hope to see everyone there! It's time for officer elections! We will be nominating candidates. We also will be having pizza and discussing the plans for the Graves Mountain trip, Saturday, April 29! If you haven't been to Graves Mountain its worth a shot to find some awesome minerals! The mine is only open two weekends a year so this is your chance! Fill out this poll if you're interested in going!

http://doodle.com/poll/h36bxt7yguquym3n

We will be leaving at 9 a.m. and coming back at 4 p.m.!

Otherwise, good luck on finals!!!

Doodle: Graves Mountain Trip Let us know if you can make it to the trip! It is not this weekend but next Saturday, April 29th. You need to be a geology club member to go, which means having to pay the dues (10$). We are trying to get a head count to arrange a van there!

Experience the Geology of Oregon! Check out this trip this summer! Last day to sign up is tomorrow!

Hi everyone! Excited to announce that tomorrow, February 20th, will be the next geology club meeting! We had a change in rooms and are back to the usual Brackett 220 room at 5:30 pm. We will be talking about Earth Day opportunities such as the Earth Day Challenge with Dr. Kelly Lazar and volunteering! Come join us for some pizza and take a break from studying for those first exams! CU tomorrow!

Happy Spring Semester everyone! Our first meeting will be held Monday, January 30th! We're starting off with something fun for first meeting! We plan to do a volcano making activity and of course there will be food! The meeting will be at the usual time of 5:30 pm and the room this semester is Brackett 438!

The rest of our meetings will be held the 3rd Monday of the each month! We have a lot of fun events planned so come out and join us! Look out for Stephanie's emails for further details!

Go Tigers!

**This meeting will also be an interest meeting for the summer Oregon trip lead by Scott Brame!

Friendly reminder that today is the last geology meeting of the semester! We will have a guest speaker, Toby Feaster talk about his work as a Hydrologist at the USGS. Meeting will be in Brackett 220 at 5:30 p.m. Come listen to Toby and get some pizza!

Also, have a great break!

Hi everyone! Heads up. Next week, November 17, we will be having our last Geology meeting for the semester! We will have a presenter from the local USGS office come in to talk. Hope to see you guys there!

Hey everyone! First Geology Club meeting of the year will be this Thursday, August 25, in Brackett 220 at 5:30pm! We will be discussing some of the upcoming Geology trips including the Dominica trip featuring guest speakers Scott Brame and Kelly Lazar. Free food will be provided! CU there!